It is hard to imagine Walt Disney never doing something.
I mean the guy practically invented the cartoon, paving the way for the Flintstones, Scooby-Doo and this gawd-awful stuff my son watches; anime.
Did you know that Walt NEVER wrote a book?
Now granted, writing was not his chosen medium, but still, you would have thought he would have written at least one.
Additionally, 99% of the movies he made were not original stories either.
- Snow White? Is a sanitized version of the original German Brothers Grimm fairytale, which was a lot more, well, grim. In “Little Snow-White,” as the original story was called, the Evil Queen asks a hunter to take Snow White into the forest to kill, as happens also in the movie. (In the original version, the child is also only 7 years old, as opposed to Disney’s 14. Neither seems old enough to consider marriage.) In the Grimm version, the Queen orders the huntsman to bring back Snow White’s internal organs, saying “Kill her, and as proof that she is dead bring her lungs and liver back to me.”
- Bambi? The film was actually based on Bambi, a Life in the Woods, a 1923 novel by Austrian writer Felix Salten intended for an adult audience. As well as killing off Bambi’s mother, the more gruesome book also sees Bambi’s father leading him to the body of a fatally shot man to prove that humans aren’t immortal.
It would appear, that in addition to an incredible imagination, Walt’s real talent lay in taking stories by others and modernizing them for the American public.
Today, could you imagine:
- a Greek courtesan named Rhodopis has one of her shoes stolen by an eagle, who flies it all the way across the Mediterranean and drops it in the lap of an Egyptian king. The first recorded story featuring a Cinderella-like figure dates to Greece in the sixth century BCE.
Or…
- the ninth-century Chinese fairy tale Ye Xian, in which a young girl named Ye Xian is granted one wish from some magical fishbones.
Did you know you can be an instant author?
Sure, go find a book in the public domain, add an introductory sentence or two, design a cover and then publish it.
BAM! DONE!
But alas, unless you can figure out how Napoleon Hill’s “Think & Grow Rich” is going to bring you more therapy clients, people with dirty carpet or stranded motorists needing a tow truck, this method is not going to work very well for you.
But my method will.
Stop chasing after prospects. They don’t like it, and it is not the most effective way to attract them. ‘Attract’ is such a much nicer sounding word, don’t you think? Attractive, attraction… nice ring to it.
Chase? Not so much. Car chase, caveman chase cave woman with club….
Write a book.
Imagine writing a book in less than 30 days, in as little as an hour a day. A book that will attract prospects to you like a magnet.
No more chasing prospects with a club.
In this months Mouster Class for DSNi Inner Circle Cast Members, I will reveal how I wrote five books, each in under 30 days, in less than an hour a day.
Books that I can attribute in excess of $100k in new sales (your results may vary, gotta keep the lawyers happy) for my carpet cleaning business.
My method will work in any industry or niche: Locksmith, attorney, therapist, dentist and of course carpet cleaners.
You can take care of that here: https://www.deliverservicenow.com/invitation-to-become-a-dsni-inner-circle-cast-member/
But don’t dilly dally, this months Mouster Class goes into the DSNi vault at midnight TOMORROW, 8 /31/21.
